Nexus keeps your conversations, drives the agent loop, gates tool calls and delivers tool work to runners on your own machines. rho, the agent that ships with it, is a personal assistant and a coding agent in one.
The default agent. Talk to it in a browser, in Telegram or from your editor; it remembers, schedules, asks before risky actions and works on your files through a runner. Enough for most daily needs out of the box.
Use rho
Nexus runs the loop, keeps history, routes tools and records usage. Your application owns prompts, model choice and policy. rho is the reference implementation — it uses nothing you cannot use.
Build an agent
Runners execute tools on a workstation, a server or a container and only ever dial out. Execution environments are separate from the kernel by design.
Runners
| You want to | Start here |
|---|---|
| Use the default bundle — Nexus and rho on your own machine or server | Install the stack, then use rho |
| Run Cybros for a small team: models, members, upgrades and backups | Operate |
| Build an agent application with your own prompts, interface or channel | Build your own agent |
| Add an execution environment — a laptop, a server, a container | Runners |
| Call models directly through the configured providers | Direct model calls |
| Look up an endpoint, an event type, a status or a limit | Reference |
Cybros is built for professional users and small teams who want a managed agent platform without sending their work to a hosted harness. It runs on a laptop, a LAN server or a public host. The source is at jasl/cybros.ai.